من نحن

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is seeking an implementing partner to support a pilot initiative aimed at strengthening climate-resilient livelihoods for displaced households in the Nensa Resettlement Area of Marromeu District, Mozambique. Established following Cyclone Freddy, the resettlement area provides a safer environment for communities relocated from flood-prone locations; however, households continue to face challenges related to access to productive land, water resources, and sustainable livelihood opportunities. As part of the EU-funded Regional Response to Climate Displacement in Sub-Saharan Africa (RE2CLID) programme, the project will promote sustainable and climate-adaptive livelihood solutions through an integrated package of interventions. Proposed activities may include the development of a community irrigated production hub, climate-smart agriculture training, provision of agricultural inputs and productive assets, establishment of village savings and loan associations, nature-based solutions such as agroforestry and soil and water conservation, support for alternative livelihood opportunities, improved management of shared productive assets, and solar-powered water pumping where technically and financially feasible. The final project design and scale will be informed by ongoing market, livelihood, and feasibility assessments. The call does not specify an award amount.

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Eligible applicants are organizations capable of serving as an implementing partner for livelihood and resilience-building interventions targeting displaced communities in the Nensa Resettlement Area. Applicants should demonstrate relevant technical expertise and operational capacity to deliver climate-resilient livelihood activities, including community-based agriculture, natural resource management, savings and financial inclusion mechanisms, productive asset management, and related resilience-building approaches. Proposals will be assessed based on their ability to align with the objectives of the RE2CLID programme, respond to the findings of market and feasibility assessments, and effectively support sustainable livelihood development and climate adaptation for displaced households.

Post Date: October 20, 2026